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By skyesandstars BRONZE
Houston, Texas

“We’ve known each other since we were two,” you’d boast to others and say. Best friends for life and after that, A bond that nothing could sway. Two peas in a pod that sprout...
skyesandstars BRONZE, Houston, Texas
3 articles 0 photos 2 comments

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By lkushner BRONZE
Smithtown, New York
lkushner BRONZE, Smithtown, New York
1 article 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
"Never conform, define yourself, the world worships the origional." - Mia Michaels

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By BVBangel PLATINUM
Chicago, Illinois
BVBangel PLATINUM, Chicago, Illinois
36 articles 0 photos 1 comment
Poetry
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By Manderz PLATINUM
Conesville, Iowa
Manderz PLATINUM, Conesville, Iowa
46 articles 0 photos 5 comments

Favorite Quote:
Say What You Need to Say, And It's Never Too Late.

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By Bobbi PLATINUM
Terry, Mississippi
Bobbi PLATINUM, Terry, Mississippi
39 articles 1 photo 46 comments
EmilytheBelleofA. DIAMOND, Athens, Georgia
81 articles 5 photos 1486 comments

Favorite Quote:
To love is to be vulnerable; Triumph is born out of struggle; We notice shadows most when they stand alone in the midst of overwhelming light.

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By HardLove SILVER
Whiteville, North Carolina
HardLove SILVER, Whiteville, North Carolina
7 articles 1 photo 2 comments

Favorite Quote:
Be proud to be yourself because you make a bigger diffrence than you may think!

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By Crowsdower BRONZE
Medfield, Massachusetts
Crowsdower BRONZE, Medfield, Massachusetts
3 articles 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
&quot;Mostly you can depend on a wolf to be a wolf.&quot;<br /> -Eddie Fyres

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By 22mnemosyne SILVER
Toledo, Ohio
22mnemosyne SILVER, Toledo, Ohio
6 articles 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
My favorite quote must either be "Teneo te Africa," or "Let the dice fly high." The latter of which I put in English because of the issue regarding the popularity of quoting it in Latin even though Caesar is believed to have said the words in Greek. I also prefer the meaning when translated into English in this way.